obviously the big difference here again is the united healthcare is a nationwide ppo.permanente and washington, oregon and hawai'i locations. we are starting with that nationwide ppo. the second part of this is that we are going to focus on this ppo population with respect to the outcomes that we have discussed. we want to make sure that -- can you repeat the second part of your question, real quick? >> the second part was how many medicare ppo vendors are there out there, and obviously they will self select, but how many will you expect to be interested and may fit the first cut of the criteria towards the financial size or something? >> thank you. this information from our team but we are expecting responses from at least the respondents to our rfp in 2021 and it was anthem at the time, etna, and we expect a response from humana and we could also see responses from cigna, blue shield of california and health net previously. for based on 2022 data for the total medicare population broken down by firm or affiliate, in this order, we are locking at united healthcare 20%

hmo, united healthcare based on enrollment distribution. we continue to really partner with these organizations to understand where these rates are and so that we have less of the surprise going forward, and can keep the rates sustainable for us as a employer. keeping in mind we also in addition to the city, also buy insurance for the school district, city college and the courts, and there are challenges in many ways even greater then the city, so i think it is important we recognize our obligation to all our employers. i do appreciate you having--i put the clock slide in the deck to reemphasize where we are in the cycle. we are in the 4th quarter where we are about to initiate the renewal letters where we request their proposals and are very specific about what we are looking for, and we are also as of last friday announced we are doing a competitive bid, rfp for our medicare advantage plan, so that is going out to market and hopeful we'll see a cost reduction in that product as well. in sumimation, we continue to elevate strategic goals,

i'm monica, united healthcare representative and here we have jeff who is new to our leadership team. he will be new to sf hhs although not new to the team. he has been with the organization over 20 years. >> thank you, good afternoon. jeff franzy, vice-president. i have been with united healthcare for the past 22 years which i have spent in client management and the public sector space. i appreciate the opportunity and looking forward to working with all of you. >> welcome. >> thank you very much. >> anyone else? >> all right. >> cate, kaiser permanente. i wanted to say to the board that we did have a dmac find given to us a couple weeks ago and we will be working obviously started over a year ago and working to rectify that and we have made significant investments in major medical healthcare including hiring over 600 new therapist and invested in new buildings and contracting in the community. we will keep the executive director informed as we move forward and wanted to let the board know that we are taking this very seriously moving forward. >> thank you. >> absolutely. >> all righ

hmo, united healthcare based on enrollment distribution. we continue to really partner with these organizations to understand where these rates are and so that we have less of the surprise going forward, and can keep the rates sustainable for us as a employer. keeping in mind we also in addition to the city, also buy insurance for the school district, city college and the courts, and there are challenges in many ways even greater then the city, so i think it is important we recognize our obligation to all our employers. i do appreciate you having--i put the clock slide in the deck to reemphasize where we are in the cycle. we are in the 4th quarter where we are about to initiate the renewal letters where we request their proposals and are very specific about what we are looking for, and we are also as of last friday announced we are doing a competitive bid, rfp for our medicare advantage plan, so that is going out to market and hopeful we'll see a cost reduction in that product as well. in sumimation, we continue to elevate strategic goals,

i think j&j is down 16% on the year united healthcare, you put that in your portfolio, forget about it merck has been crushing it quarter after quarter, top line, bottom line. they will have problems with off patent drugs in the future they have an incredible pipeline i really like merck. not sure why johnson & johnson has traded poorly. spinning off some of the product company and honing in on pharmaceuticals, i think there is tremendous value in the space. also a baby boomer play. i still think 10,000 people retiring every day long healthy lives of retirees lends itself well to this space this year, unless you were a.i., you really couldn't catch a bit. but i rank it long term. >> what about freeport, for example? materials have been terrible, too. think about copper, worried about the economy, china's not good why that one >> yeah, that's more copper than gold, like 90/10 we never bought it as a china play if china reopens, it will be a wonder for the stock if we think about the applications of electric vehicles moving forward, i realize we are not all driving teslas today, but you

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a merger could better position them to compete with even bigger rivals like united healthcare and cvsnce costs or premiums for consumers. a previous attempt by humana to merge with a competitor was blocked by a judge who said that it would make medicare more expensive for seniors. so far humana and cigna have not responded to our request for comment on this latest deal. linsey? >> all right, elizabeth. thank you. now to breaking down the impact of exercise on post partum depression. about one in eight women actually experience symptoms of post partum depression. nearly 60% never receive a diagnosis. our chief medical correspondent dr. jen ashton joins us now with more. give us a sense of this study. >> linsey, we've known that exercise is good during pregnancy. it's good for the body. it's also good for the mind an mood. this is the first time it was a meta analysis, looked at 26 other studies to really dive into how much, how often, what kind and what was the effect. take a look at their findings. the news was pretty impressive. they found moderate intensity exercise, which means you

this part of the strip. 12 hospitals um functioning a tool no of the majority of primary healthcare centers. the united nations estimates that almost 120000 displays people are sheltering and hospitals in the gaza strip. counting on the fact that under international law, attacking hospitals as a whole crime. but that hasn't kept all of them safe. the world health organization says it's documented more than a 100 attacks from hospitals and health clinics and gaza and international quotes to protect civilians are running low to the united states as cold. and it's like israel to respect the rules of pool, your jewish to which you're also a democracy, like united states, you don't live by the rules of terrorist. you live by the rule of law when conflicts where you live by the rule law wars. and that's what israel maintains it's doing. citing an article of international humanitarian law that states that hospitals can lose that protected status when they used to commit acts that are harmful to the enemy. what such acts look like, isn't clearly defined the, the critics of israel's attacks on g as i say, that

associated with the consequences of military-biological activities of the united states in ukraine and the critical state of its healthcaretinues to actively implement military biological programs aimed at creating artificial pathogens and microorganisms resistant to antibiotics, standard vaccines and traditional therapies. in the territory. in other states neighboring our country, washington has deployed a network of biological laboratories in which military-biological research and experiments are carried out using biomaterials, including those taken from representatives of the slavic peoples. actions of the americans to place biological laboratories in the immediate vicinity. from russian borders and expanding the range of military biological research will certainly create serious biological threats and require the development of effective measures to eliminate them. at the same time, the anglo-saxons, under far-fetched pretexts, are slowing down the creation of biological and toxin weapons within the framework of the concept. verification mechanisms designed to place the biological activity of states party to the conve

united states. over the next decade and add $1 trillion to the economy. and we are here today, part of that reform means facilitating immigration of healthcare providers like physicians and nurses. today, the united states is facing a dire healthcare workforce shortage, including a projective shortage of up to 124,000 physicians by 2034. but luckily we know that immigrant healthcare workers can help fill the gap, and we know it because in many ways, they already are. immigrants already write our prescriptions, they care for us at our bedside and very often they are the cornerstone for rural and low income community access to healthcare. yet backlogs and process of green cards along with annual caps to employment-based visas mean we can't meet the high demand for healthcare workers in the united states. from my colleagues across the aisle, let's be clear, this is lawful migration, existing programs, we are talking about addressing backlogs. now, we can't meet our needs unless we act. strengthening our economy also means helping immigrants who hope to make a career for themselves here in stem fields, filling a desperately needed gap in our stem workforce. it

a more human way to healthcare. the unitedhigh grade strategic copper gold underground mine will be located in the leading copper producing state in the country, arizona. arizona metals, unearthing world class projects that fuel our advancing economy. edward: the latest in the sam altman saga, he's okay with going back to open ai after the chat gpt maker could face a massive exodus after firing altman over the weekend. susan, what can you tell us today? susan: open ai's new management team is keeping the company running and workers from quitting. virtually all of open ai's employees have now signed that letter asking for the board to resign and fired sam altman to be reinstated as ceo. i got a hold of this letter which was pretty scathing and angry so leadership of the employees and staff, actions made it obvious you are incapable of overseeing open ai. we are unable to work with people who lack competence, judgment, and care. open ai said the conversations are still ongoing with altman. you third the microsoft ceo said he is

healthcare staff. iran's president calls for united action by islamic countries to stop israeli war on gaza. he made the call before departing for saudi capital to attend emergency summit of the organization of islamic cooperation on the situation in gaza. the senior hamas official says muslim and arab states need to take practical action against israel. osama hamdan says it is unacceptable forab. states to have relations with the regime, he called in those countries to stop normalization process with the israelis. hundreds of pro- palesing protesters block entrances to factory at uk's largest arms manufacturer, condemning a supply of weapons to israel. themters held palestinian flags enlarged banners reading this factory arms genocide. but there is no story like that of mordekaivanaus. vananu was nuclear technician in demona till 1985. before quitting. he snapped two roles of film at the top secret nuclear plant. the world was stunned when the sunday times published vananu's story and photos, exposing for the first time the secrets of israel's nuclear arsenal in october 1986. but israeli in

demonstration outside the biggest pediatric hospital. hundreds of healthcare workers do the mono duty that the leaders in europe and united states don't do, namely, stand up perfect, perfect. so patients and healthcare workers, i'm going to come to you for the final question, months or as we've discussed throughout the show or the approaching winter season is likely to make an already die situation in gaza. even worse. what is your message today to the world? the 1st 5 on behalf of the palestinian people here, i want to say all the free people of the world for standing up. besides the, the being on the right side, the for city will stand behind behind 3, you kind of spied guns, stuff at a speeding cause in general without good efforts, without the voices, we wouldn't each, we rather we what we want to be able to to name steps past like we are right now, we ask them to continue to donate the time the efforts and the any medical supplies all for the with this, these fire. we could start a new chapter and the life of the people here and does that. and for the americans use it as well. we can continue to treat the hundreds of

healthcare. they have to spend a lot on that. the average cost of education in the united states for children is $15,000 per child per year. most illegal immigrants have kids pick someone has to pay the cost of educating those kids. that is certainly not being paid for by the illegal immigrants themselves that has an eighth-grade education preventing of the routine expenditures of police and sewers and so forth and so on but that is why even if you abolish the welfare system illegal immigrants would still be in physical deficit that they would still receive much more in expenditures than they pay in taxes. today they get about three dollars of government expenditures for every dollar of tax they pay and i am talking comprehensively. i have in our calculations excess taxes and cigarette taxes and everything. they received far more benefits. >> mr. chairman, i have three articles from the new york times that i would like to put in the record, and these deal with the cost of governments. >> we have heard this morning from other witnesses that the solution to the problem in ou

healthcare staff. iran's president calls for united action by islamic countries to stop israeli war on gaza, he made the call before departing for saudi capital to attend emergency summit of the organization of islamic cooperation on the situation in guz. a senior hamas official says muslim and arab states need to take practical action against israel. osama hamdan says it's unacceptable for arab states to have relations. with the regime and called on those countries to stop the process of normalization with the israelis. and hundreds of pro-palestinian protestors blocked entrance to factory of the uk's largest arms manufacturer, condemning its supply of weapons to israel. the demonstrators held palestinian flags and large banners reading this factory arms genocide. this is gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, i'm saiza with you for some of the biggest talking points coming out of the region. israel continues its wholesale slaughter of palestinians constantly bombing areas near gaza's overcrowded al-shifah hospital with all hospitals in the territory stretched beyond capacity. it's

circulation of the dollar in the united states instead of pesa and to abolish the central bank of argentina. promises a real avalanche of privatization, including in education and healthcarecooperation with china, brazil, russia in favor of the united states and israel. inflation in argentina since the beginning of the year has exceeded 120%, and the poverty rate is 40%. a significant portion of voters are disillusioned with the government's ability to change the situation. this model benefits a few, and the majority of argentines suffer from it, thanks to my team, they have been working for 2 years to change argentina, a miracle has become possible. the russian il-76 plane delivered 117 citizens of our country who were evacuated from the gas sector to moscow. during the flight they were accompanied by doctors and psychologists. let me remind you that since november 12, five special flights of the ministry of emergency situations were brought to russia 525 evacuees from gas, some of them settled with relatives, the rest are in temporary accommodation centers, valokalamsk and klin. in total , there are more than a thousand people on the evacuation list, and this number is

committee, badma shankai, told us in an exclusive interview about the united states, what else can we be proud of in russian healthcaremain structure that pays for the treatment of patients in general, remember, the insurance card, that’s all about it, it increases annually from the amount of 3.7. year, yeah, this is a success, these are good numbers, we have a good, strong victory, which we promised when we came here as deputies, improving care for patients with cardiovascular diseases, everyone traditionally nods like that, they say, yes, yes, this, this already happened, happened , they only gave medications at preferential rates, free of charge, to those patients who had already... after a heart attack or stroke, if you know that your tire is going to be flat, that your tires are bald , that the court is already visible, and you ride on it, and then change it, is this good or bad, we proposed to identify groups of patients with a high risk of developing a heart attack and stroke in the near future, this is chronic heart failure, with atrial fibrillation, when the heart it beats incorrectly from a low ejection frac

circulation of the dollar with the united states. instead of pes , take over the argentine central bank. also promises large-scale privatization, including in education and healthcare winner intends to refuse cooperation with china, brazil and russia in favor of the united states and israel. inflation in arrgentini has exceeded 120% since the beginning of the year, and the poverty rate is 40%. a significant portion of voters became disillusioned with the government's ability to change the situation and voted for miley. the pervasive state that impoverishes the people is over today, the idea that the state is a spoil to be shared among politicians and their friends is over, we are returning to the path that made this country great, we are again we accept the ideas of freedom, the kremlin assessed the prospects for cooperation with argentina after the election of a new head of state there, this is what the presidential press secretary, dmitry peskov, said. of course we do. we relate to the choice of the argentine people, argentina is a very important country in south america, we have quite good relations with it, we , of course, paid attention to a number of statemen

healthcare staff. iran's president ibrahim raisi says the united states is the root cause of all israeli atrocities perpetrated against the palestinian people in the besieg ghaza strip. president raizi called for an international embargo on israel and edge muslim countries to designate the israely military as a terrorist organization. the leader of lebanon's resistance movement hezbollah says israel's brutal bombardment of the gaza strip is aimed at crushing the will of resistance forces said hasan. nasrullah said or says that's another israeli miscalculation. nasrullah said the israeli attacks only strengthen the resolve of palestinian resistance fighters to eliminate the entity. and hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters blocked the entrance to factory of the uk's largest arms manufacturer condemning a supply of weapons to israel. the demonstrators have palestinian flags and large banners reading this factory arms genocide. the base system sit in kent reportedly makes parts. for israel's f30 fights. this is gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, my name is amina taylor, with you for some

healthcare. china never that against the united states. never interferes in its internal affairs.has no intention to challenge the united states. the united states should not that against china or interfere in china's internal affairs. they should instead welcome a prosperous china. [applause] >> chinese president speaking to business leaders in san francisco wednesday night who gave the chinese dictator a standing ovation. despite issuing a subtle warning to the united states over its pursuit of reunification with taiwan after claiming china is not working against american interests. the spokesperson was more direct writing the u.s. should take real actions to honor its commitment of not supporting taiwan independence. stop arming taiwan and start supporting the peaceful reunification. this is unstoppable. joining me right now is a strategic analyst jack keene. also the chairman of the institute for the study of war. it is always a pleasure to speak with you. thank you for being here. >> delighted to be here. we have been talking all morning about chinese nationals coming into th

united states. or make sure they get healthcare.s: a human right is to give healthcare to people who come here illegally? >> when accompanied children show up malnurrished and freezing -- >> harris: now you are layering on. >> marie: i said basically. >> chief owens. i follow him on the x. he said over the weekend, we've arrested two sex offenders, one subject with a warrant, molestation of minor, indecency with a child, sex offense against child, manufactured delivery of controlled substance. that is them doing the job they normally do and then look at massive humanity coming as caravans we just showd and wonder how can they protect from fentanyl and sex traffickers and would-be terrorist, that job is many for military. >> kayleigh: i have ideas, remain in mexico, get mexico to send troops to the border, all things trump did and not breaking records of illegal immigration. fresh example of democrats believing rules are for others but not for themselves, hypocrisy. kamala harris did on thanksgiving that is raising new accusations, n

accusations are made with the main objective of destroying gaza's healthcare system, and displacing more palestinians a group said, the united calling them quote naive attempts by the regime to cover up its defeat in gaza. the naive images of the weapons and the commuters computer which they gathered from the rooms of their nurses and from different locations within the hospital. this is naive attempt to say that this was headquarter. for a center for al-qassam brigades, we know that they are lying, we know that they will continue to lie to justify their crimes against the medical sector and against the sick and the wounded, and we know that they will continue with these lies in order to cover up their failure, and in a press conference in beirout osama hamdan said hamas has vast network of underground tunnels in gaza and it doesn't need to use hospitals as its military bases, he said 25 out of the 35 hospitals in gaza are now out of commission due to the israeli bombardment. hamdan said israel is targeting gazas infrastructure and hospitals with the aim of pushing the people out of the territory and to bring... about anothe

united states. what else can we be proud of in russian healthcare in an exclusive interview, the head of the profileduma, badma bashankaev, told us. foms is the main structure that pays for the treatment of patients in general, remember insurance cards, everything about this, it increases annually from the amount of 3.7 trillion to an amount of more than 4 almost 3 trillion in the year twenty-six, yeah, this is a success, these are good numbers, we have good a strong victory that we promised when we came here as deputies, improved care for patients with cardiovascular diseases, everyone traditionally nods and says, yes, yes, this has already happened, it happened, only... they gave medicines at discount prices, free for those patients who already after a heart attack or stroke , if you know that your tire is flat, that your tires are bald, that the cord is already visible and you drive on it, and then change it, is this good or bad, we proposed to identify groups of patients with high risks of developing heart attack and stroke in the near future. this is chronic heart failure, with atrial fibrillat

united states instead of pejas and abolish the central bank of argentina. miley also promises large-scale privatization, including in education and healthcare. f the election intends to abandon cooperation with china, brazil and russia in favor of the united states and israel. and let me remind you that inflation in argentina since the beginning of the year has exceeded 120, and the poverty level is 40%. a significant portion of voters became disillusioned with the government's ability to change the situation and voted for melei. the model of an all-pervasive state that impoverishes the people is over today, the idea that the state is a spoil to be shared among politicians and their friends is over, we are returning to the path that made this country great, transport industry russia, i will remind you that today is the day of transport workers, and i will now quote a fragment of the telegram, the transport complex traditionally plays important system-forming role, serves the development of the economy and social sphere, improves the quality of life of people, ensures the implementation of popular projects in the regions of russia, the head of

despite the government launching a major plan to train and recruit more healthcare workers in england. the funeral of manchester unitedoon. thousands of people are expected to line the streets of manchester to pay their respects. sir bobby died aged 86 last month. you're live with bbc news. an australian army whistleblower who spoke out about alleged war crimes by its forces in afghanistan is going on trial in canberra. david mcbride is a former military lawyer who is accused of leaking classified documents to journalists. an inquiry laterfound evidence supporting the allegations of unlawful killings. he could face a life sentence if found guilty. live now to the bbc�*s phil mercer in sydney. phil, talk us through this trial. very controversial and closely watched.— trial. very controversial and closely watched. yes, and very complicated- — closely watched. yes, and very complicated. this _ closely watched. yes, and very complicated. this is _ closely watched. yes, and very complicated. this is a - closely watched. yes, and very complicated. this is a case - complicated. this is a case that has taken years to come to

preferential terms to foreign countries , food, the creation of schools, healthcare, institutions and much more, so that all this is unitedwe can see what , where projects are being implemented, recently this has been scattered among different, different departments, and of course, such a great miracle as the russian language is ours, our very strong soft power, and we are sharply increasing enrollment, maintaining connections with in many countries , an association of graduates of russian universities has been created, this is a very very useful, open, positive, soft force, and of course, in the countries with which we are friends, we are also creating russian courses language, in central asia, in other countries, in azerbaijan, in armenia, russian schools have been created. including according to the programs of our ministry of education, branches of russian universities, this seems to me to be the predominant soft power that we will promote, uh, in comparison with some kind of undercover operations, when , uh, some employee of a non-governmental organization buys a boat for six people, they blow up everything ... ask a

accusations are made with the main objective of destroying gaz's healthcare system and displacing more palestinians. a group said the united states is directly responsible for enabling israel's genocidal war on gaza. the white house earlier said it has evidence hamas is using el shif hospital to run its military operations and store weapons a senior hamas official has dismissed similar accusations by israel calling them quote naive attempts by the regime to cover of its defeat in ghaza. the naive images of the weapons and the computers, computer which they gathered from the rooms of the nurses and from different locations within the hospital. this is naive attempt to say that this was headquarter or a center for a... qassam brigades. we know that they are lying. we know that they will continue to lie to justify their crimes against the medical sector and against these sick and the wounded, and we know that they will continue with these lies in order to cover up their failure. and in a press conference in beirot, hosamdon said hamas has a vast network of underground tunnels in gaza, and it doesn't need to use hospitals as i

and this year has also brought new challenges that are common and to most healthcare organizations in the united states and even in the world today. and i also think that we met those challenges and then really remarkable welcomer --remarkable work in spite of those things. next slide. most of you know, who we are, at zsfg, we're one of the two hospitals. we're the only trauma st, not just level 1 but the only trauma center for san francisco and northern san mateo county and that's deticketed on this map. we're the only 24-7 psychiatric service where you can see a psychiatrist and team of experts 24 hours a day. and we're a top center due to our partnership with ucsf. we serve about 100,000 a year. we provide about 20% of in patient care in san francisco and our population is incredibly diverse, with many ethnicity and we love to be able to do that. next slide. our mission vision and values have been the same for as long as i've been at zsfg. and our vision is to be the best hospital by exceeding patient expectation and advancing community wellness in a patient center healing environment. our va

thus, the amendments prepared by united russia provide for the allocation of additional funds, including for important social and healthcaremount of almost 140 billion rubles for 3 years. in social policy, this is the creation of a long-term care system for elderly citizens and the disabled. this includes the distribution of the pilot project. and, accordingly , the provision of services to senior citizens and individuals in all regions, respectively, as well as the provision of services to svo participants, an additional 26 billion rubles will go to the development of rural areas, adding money to stimulate demand for russian cars, as well as the education sector. the total amount of amendments to the draft main financial document is more than 3 three rubles. five-year-old sasha from krasnodar. region is a severe form of cerebral palsy, even basic skills that ordinary children acquire without much effort are difficult for the child to achieve, well, the parents do not despair, sasha has already learned to move independently will be able to achieve more with our support. the operation that the boy needs costs about 400,000